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Here are some notable items as the semester begins:

Student referendum: This week you鈥檒l begin to see a lot of activity around the student referendum to support improvements for academic facilities. You can .

College leadership: Dennis Livesay, former Graduate dean, has assumed his new responsibilities as dean of the College of Engineering. Our thanks to Steven Skinner, who served as interim engineering dean, and Kerry Wilks, who is serving as interim dean of the Graduate School. Searches are underway for deans of the Graduate School and the Barton School of Business, to succeed Anand Desai, who is retiring this summer.

Strategic plan: Meetings are starting up again to continue the evaluation of our current strategic plan and to determine whether improvements or changes are needed. Kaye Monk-Morgan is leading this effort. If you want to find out how you can participate, go to Activation Team. 

Enrollment and retention: Focus will continue on our strategic enrollment plan, with new goals being added (international education, returning adults and graduate enrollment management) along with a tool kit to help you implement goals and strategies appropriate to your area. Carolyn Shaw is leading this effort, and more information can be found at .

Construction: A new exterior entrance and learning-and-collaboration space are being added to Cohen Honors College in Shocker Hall. The expanded east side of campus has five buildings under construction, or soon to be under construction, this semester: The Suites residence hall, YMCA/Student Wellness Center, NIAR Crash Lab, Partnership Building 3 and Hyatt Place Hotel. The construction north of Wilkins Stadium is a landscaped drainage area to help contain a 100-year rainfall.

I wish all of you the best for a great semester. I look forward to seeing you around campus.

Rick

The Mailing Services price changes include:

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鈥淎s CCHT has advocated against the continued criminalization of trafficking survivors across the country, this year our keynotes offer unmatched expertise on the topic. Speaking from diverse perspectives, it is our hope that their presentations ignite critical conversations in our state and community that continue past the conference.

鈥淢ogulescu is an experienced defense attorney and professor with the Brooklyn Law School who has worked to provide post-conviction relief to survivors of abuse, exploitation and trafficking.

Continuing Education - 5.75 Social Work CEUs; 6.90 Nursing CEUs; Certificates for self-reporting for psychologists, counselors, marriage / family therapists, law enforcement, and attorneys.

Learn more about speakers and registration

Attendees earn five HealthQuest points just for attending, and up to 18 additional points for blood pressure, blood glucose and total blood cholesterol within ideal ranges, for up to 23 points and $230 HSA/HRA rewards dollars! If your metrics are outside of the ideal ranges, you can still earn the same points by participating in the CCE workshops in the HealthQuest portal on blood pressure, blood sugar management, and/or high cholesterol, as needed.

Date	Location
Tuesday, Feb 19	RSC 265 Lucas
Thursday, Mar 14	RSC 266 Pike
Tuesday, Apr 16	RSC 265 Lucas
Tuesday, May 21	RSC 265 Lucas
Tuesday, Aug 20	RSC 265 Lucas
Tuesday, Sep 10	RSC 265 Lucas
Tuesday, Oct 22	RSC 265 Lucas
Tuesday, Oct 29	RSC 265 Lucas

To schedule your appointment, register or log in to the  or call to schedule at 1-888-275-1205, option 3.

For students who want 鈥� or prefer 鈥� an electronic connection to campus, they can download our app called Navigate (formerly called 鈥淕uide鈥�) to their mobile device. This app can help students stay on path by providing individualized guidance on academic success, major and career exploration, holds on their account, payment information, involvement opportunities and more!

Students should search Navigate in the App Store or on Google Play to access the app.

Areas that have been updated include:

• Hearing and Appeal Board Definitions (Section II.)
• Guidelines for Determining Organizational Responsibility for Violations (Section V.E.)
• Formal Resolution Option Procedures (Section VI.D.)
• Student Conduct Board Hearing Procedures (Section VI.D.2.)
• Questioning Procedures in a Hearing (Section VI.D.3.e.)
• Appeal Request Procedures (Section X.B.)

The updated procedure guide is available on the Student Conduct and Community Standards website.

In November of 2018, we completed the last installation of the cameras and have spent the rest of the project making tweaks in the positioning of the individual cameras (each physical camera has four actual cameras / views) and their aiming. This project had many ITS, Physical Plant and Police Department folks involved who provided expertise, direction, networking configuration, power installation, blue light relocation and assistance to the core team.

University Police Chief Rodney Clark said: 鈥淯sing technology for campus safety is a growing national trend, and the WSU Police Department is grateful to work with agencies such as ITS and others as student and campus safety is the No. 1 priority for the WSU Police Department.鈥�

Warren Glore, ITS project manager thanks each member of the team, especially Donny Davis, Sheldon Johnson, Joey Hutto and David Snook. These four individuals contributed to more than 85 percent of the completed tasks.

Thanks to Captain Corey Herl and Randy Sessions from the WSU Police Department for their guidance on positioning and aiming of the cameras. The installed cameras have already been used multiple times and have made some investigations by the PD easier.

An extra special kudo goes out to David Snook and the Telecommunications team. These folks went the extra mile when it was discovered that conduit going to several blue phone systems had been crushed and we could not pass new fiber optic or Ethernet cables through them. Their innovation on using existing wiring and modems allowed those cameras to be installed without digging up and replacing the crushed conduit under parking lots and streets. This action has saved hundreds of thousands of dollars.

According to Glore, we believe the campus is a much safer place to be now that these cameras are in place. As was brought out in meetings with the team, the telecom technicians while working on the installations were questioned by 鈥渢he persons on the street鈥� who wanted to know about the cameras. They received the appreciation and thanks of multiple students and faculty / staff for working on this very important project.

It is now a standard practice that any new blue pole system installed on campus will also have cameras installed because of the insistence of ITS and especially John Rankin. We believe another nine or more poles will be installed on the Innovation Campus in the next few months and years.

Thanks to all who have had a part in this project.

Stop by our open house to meet the staff and student leaders that make this all possible, take a tour, grab some free popcorn and discover what your next experience at WSU will be.

Questions about this program, email us at getinvolved@wichita.edu, call 978-3022 or send us a message through social media.

鈥淲ings of 麻豆破解版鈥� illustrates the snapshot of the rich history of aircraft designed, built and tested here in 麻豆破解版. This gallery of realistic, archival ink drawings captures the beauty of flight and the passion required to bring these magnificent machines to life. The aircraft represented are diverse in design, purpose and era, with popular highlights including the B-29 鈥淒oc,鈥� Beechcraft Starship, T-6 鈥淭exan,鈥� and Cessna Airmaster.

For more information about this exhibit and others, go to .